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    Petit Potato

    3.4 (361 reviews)
    ModerateTaiwanese, Japanese
    Closed • 11:30 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    Strawberry and banana crepe
    Vinkin Ken T.

    I went on a Thursday night around 11pm. There was not wait for a table. The menu is extensive. Ordering is through a QR table. I had to double check with staff that my order went through because I didn't get a confirmation via email or text. You pay after at the counter. Portion size is generous. One of the staffs spilled water on our table, mistakes happen.

    Blackcurrant and kiwi lemon sparkling drinks
    Mary T.

    Tips: - Secure a reservation if you're dropping by during a busy period or if your party is large. - This place has sparkling drinks that are excellent. Short version? Everything we consumed was delicious. Go! My normal version starts now. I hadn't seen a couple of dear friends for a while. We originally wanted to catch up on Boxing Day. I had made a reservation, but the greater Toronto area ended up with a snowstorm that day. We changed meeting up to New Year's Eve at noon instead. I made a reservation for three at this Petit Potato through Google reservations. Changing it was easy. A few hours before the actual reservation, I got a text message to confirm or cancel. Nice! Petit Potato is located in a busy plaza. It has a grocery store next door. Parking can be hectic. I managed to find a parking spot across from the eatery and backed into it. I walked in. I was immediately greeted by a nice man. I said that I had a reservation under my name. Without skipping a beat, he led me to the booth closest to the door. Nice! It wasn't cold sitting near the entrance. There was a heater on the floor. It was effective, as my friends and I were warm during our entire stay. They came in. We had the best three hours here catching up, and enjoying good eats and drinks. I scanned the QR code for our table that got me an online menu. You basically order online and the food magically appears. You ask for the bill when you're ready. We did three orders. Our first order was drinks: - Blackcurrant sparkling water - Kiwi lemon sparkling water - Strawberry lemon sparkling water I am a huge fan of sparkling drinks, as is one of my friends. These drinks were super fizzy and refreshing. It also came with real fruit. It did take some effort for me to fish out the kiwi because the ice cubes were in the way. The fruit was so juicy. I ordered the strawberry lemon sparkling water, which was equally as fabulous. Our second order comprised appetizers and mains: - Japanese deep-fried tofu with assorted mushrooms - Popcorn chicken with aioli - Chicken teppan fettuccine in a spicy black pepper sauce - Sizzling spicy chicken with basil, ginger, and onion, with rice on the side - Unagi omurice with teriyaki - mushrooms and butter in the rice The deep-fried tofu and mushrooms were amazing. If you love them in a light broth, you'll be as happy as I was. I had half this appetizer. The popcorn chicken with aioli was impressive. The chicken was white meat in strips. It didn't look like popcorn. My friends ate this appetizer up. I had a few strips that were crispy and tender. The aioli was perfect. One of my friends ordered the sizzling chicken teppan fettuccine. I got to enjoy a bit of the fettuccine in a yummy, spicy black pepper sauce. The pasta was al dente and tasted homemade. The sauce was superb with bits of mushrooms in it. It wasn't too spicy, but the black pepper sauce had a lot of flavour. My other friend had the sizzling spicy chicken with basil, ginger, and onion. He loved it. It came with steamed rice on the size. It was steamy that you could easily get a facial if you put your face above this dish! I got the unagi (eel) omurice with teriyaki. It was excellent. The rice inside the omelette had butter and mushrooms. Highly enjoyable! It was nice having a solid piece of eel that was nicely grilled and tender. The omelette was perfect as a wrapper around the rice. It's how omurice should be made. This place nailed it! Our third and final order was dessert: - Creme caramel - Brown sugar crema souffle pancakes with boba and vanilla ice cream The creme caramel was so smooth. I'm talking silky smooth. You don't need to chew. It just glides down from your mouth into your stomach. The caramel had so much body with a slightly bitter finish to it. So good! My other friend went to town having the brown sugar crema souffle pancakes. We all thought that the boba were blueberries. Nope! I had some. The different textures of the boba with the jiggly pancakes, strawberry slices, and the best french vanilla ice cream was pure perfection. Brown sugar goes so well with boba. It was a fabulous end to our fine meal. We all used the washroom at different points. I used it before we left. It was clean. It was a single stall. No complaints. There are specials, depending on when you go. My friends were kind to pick up the tab. This place accepts credit cards. We had a fabulous time. Three thumbs up! We'll be back. (4)

    Mare B.

    For me, this place is the perfect spot for catching up with friends and family whenever I'm back in Toronto. Since this resto is located in a plaza with neighboring restaurants, you shouldn't have any problem with parking. Bonus points for being open late. My cousin and I arrived around 9pm (still crowded), but we were greeted and seated right away. We enjoyed and shared a few of our faves such as, Popcorn Chicken, Takoyaki (must try!), Kalbi, and Omurice w/ Pork Cutlet, which we enjoyed wholeheartedly. They have so many beverages to choose from, but we decided on the Mango Sparkling Water, which was surprisingly so refreshing and perfectly sweet from the fresh mango. Lastly, we could not pass up dessert (always room) and went with their Condensed Cream Toast and Nutella Toast, which were the perfect end to our delicious dinner. CHEERS and happy eating till next time...

    Teppan shrimp spaghetti with Cream Sauce
    Hihigh F.

    Food is served fresh and hot, very flavourful but not too salty. Service is fast and food's wait time is not too long. Ambiance, table are very clean, roomy and lots of table and no one will rush you out the door

    Durian pancake
    Katherine Y.

    We were going to have lunch in a nearby restaurant but the line was too long so we came over here. It was a nice surprise with lots of interesting choices. Some of the family had ramen. I chose the durian soufflé pancakes. It was so fluffy and dreamy!! The sauce was good and the durian wasn't overpowering the light dessert. I would highly recommend this dessert!

    Jackson W.

    A casual Taiwanese fusion restaurant with a cozy vibe and an eclectic menu. Service was good and the food came out quickly. In terms of the food, I would say it's a little of a mixed bag. Some of the dishes we tried were delicious, while some others were just ok. I recommend the omurice, three cup chicken, and the black chicken herbal soup. Prices are reasonable and there's a parking lot on site.

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    Hazel P.

    Food 3/5 Service 4/5 Ambiance 4/5 Food This location has the same menu as the Yonge Street location but it's a smaller space. It's in a plaza though so there is free parking for those who drive. We ordered the rice noodle rolls, popcorn chicken, beef short ribs, & gyoza. Everything tasted good. But not long after eating, my stomach got quite upset. I'm not sure what upset it because I have eaten all of these dishes at the Yonge Street location & not had issues. Service Our waitstaff was a variety of ladies & 1 male server. Everyone was quick to deliver the dishes & friendly as well. There is even one robot server. The dishes came out quickly from the kitchen & were delivered quickly as well. Ambiance The restaurant was decorated for christmas & I thought that was really cute. Even though the restaurant is clean the place looks like it could use a refresh. It feels a little dated. There are only three single washrooms at the back, one for women, one for men & one handicap washroom. I had to wait to use the ladies washroom & the person before me made it really stinky. I wasn't too happy about that. I prefer the Yonge street location where there is more than one ladies washroom. Conclusion Even though the menu is the same I prefer the Yonge street location. As I mentioned before my stomach got really upset after eating here. These were all dishes I've had before at the Yonge street location without issue. So I'm not sure if it was just me or if something was really wrong with the food. I didn't taste anything that was bad. Anyway, I likely wouldn't come here again. The location isn't as convenient as the Yonge street location.

    Beef Omurice
    Godwin T.

    North York location is quite crowded now. The food is still good, just the attention and coziness has gone down. I recently went to Yorkville one (will do another post) and had a great time there. Although crowded, this location is efficient in clearing tables to minimize the wait time, lots of families and small groups on the weekends though!

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    Tari H.

    Food is always good! Love the menu options. There's lots to choose from. Pricing is affordable and customer service is good

    Ying L.

    Good Taiwanese tea and deserts restaurant, they offer a variety of options. Good place to gather with friends . Service is fast and good. The waitress doesn't speak Mandarin though.

    Unagi pepper plate
    Deb C.

    Great food; was a little weird that you had to start ordering by QR code instead of actually ordering with real people who have to come by anyway when things don't work, like items not appearing for online order when it's sold out (e.g. mango bingsu). We got the booth near the bathroom which wasn't bad since you couldn't hear anything, just that people are constantly walking by your table. The place seems a little loud, but they close at midnight (at least on a Sunday) and we had a good time. 10% cash discount. Little weird also that we couldn't close out one tab and start another since I wanted to pay for dessert with my friend. I'd take my money however it was coming especially if you have a generally young clientele that wouldn't normally carry cash.

    Dragonfruit milk shake
    Almira Alice L.

    Free parking and lots of seating available. You scan the QR code to order, which i prefer because it has the menu items with pictures. it's easier to understand. the paper copy menu has some pictures but not for every single food item. I had the purple yam mille crepe cake here, it was not good. It was very dry and stale. The flavour was not pleasant, not sweet but didn't taste like purple yam. the mochi ice cream it came with was not great either, very stale mochi. The dragonfruit drink was ok. too powdery. Pay by cash and you get 10% off discount

    Jasmine tea w pearls and jelly
    Jen H.

    We have frequented this chain several times, and specifically this location several times. But in the past week we came twice and I decided to write another review. This restaurant has also stepped up their game! The service is great, there's one particular guy who is really pleasant (I didn't get his name though) and helpful! I ordered the vegetarian noodles with curry sauce and it was so delicious! It was honestly so good that I ordered it both times that I went 2 days in a row! We had a party of 14 on the first day and a party of four the second day and the quality was consistent. If you know the mall that the restaurant is in, the parking is pretty difficult. But what can you do? It was good

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    C-Block Taiwanese Bento - Red Braised Pork Bento ($15.95)

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